This captivating bronze sculpture, titled "Trooper of the Plains," masterfully captures the spirit of the American Old West, a subject the renowned artist Frederic Remington was passionate about. The original was modeled in 1908 as a homage to the mounted soldiers of the 1860s.

Description

The sculpture depicts a U.S. cavalry soldier on horseback in a dynamic, full gallop, a challenging artistic pose. Remington paid meticulous attention to historical accuracy, from the soldier's uniform and black felt cap to his Jefferson boots. The horse is shown in mid-flight over a terrain base, conveying a strong sense of movement and energy.

Key Features

• Artist: After Frederic Remington (American, 1861–1909)
• Title: "Trooper of the Plains"
• Medium: 100% hot-cast bronze with a rich, two-tone patina, using the traditional lost-wax method.
• Base: Elegantly mounted on a black marble base with a gold-tone title plaque.
• Condition: This piece is in excellent condition, with no damage or defects to report.
• Dimensions:  H:20in W:22in

Please note: This is a high-quality, likely post-humous or reproduction cast of the iconic original work. Authentic, lifetime Remington casts typically do not have a marble base and command prices in the hundreds of thousands of dollars at major auction houses. This piece serves as a beautiful and detailed decorative item for collectors of Western art.